Tuition Fees

All tuition fees at Paragon International University vary according to each faculty.

Undergraduate Degrees

Faculty	Departments	Fee Per Semester	Fee Per Year
Faculty of Engineering	Architecture (ARC) Interior Architecture (IA) Civil Engineering (CE) Industrial Engineering (IE)	USD 2,250	USD 4,500
Faculty of Information and Computer Technologies	Computer Science (CS) Digital Arts and Design (DAD) Management of Information Systems (MIS)	USD 2,000	USD 4,000
Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences	Banking and Finance (BAF) Business Administration (BUS) Economics (ECON) International Trade and Logistics (ITL) International Relations (IR)	USD 1,750	USD 3,500
Faculty of Mathematics and Sciences	Mathematics (MATH)	USD 1,750	USD 3,500
Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Languages	Media and Communications Management	USD 2,000	USD 4,000
Department of English Language	English Preparatory Program	USD 1,250	USD 2,500

* In addition to the tuition fee, all students are required to pay a $500 registration fee at the beginning of each academic year.

To help students finance their studies, Paragon International University offers a wide range of scholarships.

Postgraduate Programs

Program	Fee/Semester
Master of Business Administration (MBA)	2,500 USD
MSc in Computer Science	2,500 USD
MSc in Management of Information Systems	2,500 USD
MA in Educational Leadership	2,500 USD

Program	Fee/Semester
Doctor of Business Administration (DBA)	3,500 USD
Doctor of Philosophy in Management of Information Systems	3,500 USD
Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science	3,500 USD
Doctor of Philosophy Educational Leadership	3,500 USD
Doctor of Philosophy in Economics	3,500 USD
Doctor of Philosophy in International Relations	3,500 USD

* In addition to the tuition fee, all students are required to pay a $500 registration fee at the beginning of each academic year.

50% tuition fee scholarships available.

Cost of Living in Phnom Penh

Visa: Letter of Acceptance will be issued as a supporting document for your visa application.

In addition to tuition fees, students will require money to cover their living costs including accommodation, food, books, entertainment, clothing, phone bills, local travel, and laundry. These expenses will vary depending on your lifestyle and spending habits. In keeping with ParagonIU rules, we recommend that students budget $800 per month to cover their living costs.

Expense Type	Amount
Housing	$200 – $300 / month
Local Transportation	$50 – $100 / month
Meals	$200 – $250 / month
Books/school supplies	$200 / semester
Telecommunication	$10 / month
Personal expenses	$100 / month

Course Title	Credits	Program / Specialization
Writing for Graduate Studies	3	MBA
Strategic Leadership	3	MBA
Economic Policy	3	MBA
Business Accounting	3	MBA
Human Capital Management	3	MBA
Professional Communication	3	MBA
Evidence-based Management	3	MBA
Financial Statement Analysis	3	MBA
Marketing and Brand Management	3	MBA
Operations and Supply Chain Management	3	MBA
Entrepreneurship	3	MBA / Departmental Electives
Customer and Marketing Analytics	3	MBA / Departmental Electives
Creativity in Business	3	MBA / Departmental Electives
International Economics	3	MBA / Departmental Electives
Leading in a Digital World	3	MBA / Departmental Electives
Organizational Behavior and Leadership	3	MBA / General Management
Management Simulation	3	MBA / General Management
Leadership and Management in Education	3	MBA / Education
Critical Perspectives in Education	3	MBA / Education
Developing E-Business Model	3	MBA / E-Business
Digital Marketing	3	MBA / E-Business
Corporate Finance	3	MBA / Finance
International Finance	3	MBA / Finance
Theories of International Relations	3	MA in International Relations
Research Methods	3	MA in International Relations
A History of the Modern world	3	MA in International Relations
International Conflict Analysis and Resolution	3	MA in International Relations
Foreign Policy Analysis	3	MA in International Relations
ASEAN in a Changing World	3	MA in International Relations
International Relations in East Asia	3	MA in International Relations
International Law and Organizations	3	MA in International Relations
Non-State Actors in World Politics	3	MA in International Relations
Issues in Global Development Practices	3	MA in International Relations
Global Governance and Security Order	3	MA in International Relations
China’s Foreign Policy	3	MA in International Relations
Media and Global Affairs	3	MA in International Relations
Directed Readings in Int. Relations	3	MA in International Relations
Seminar on Transnational Issue	3	MA in International Relations
Social Science Research Methods (Res. subject)	3	MA in International Relations
Data Science & Data-Driven Decision-Making	3	MSc in MIS
Data Science with Open-Source Tools	3	MSc in MIS
Data Design and Visualization	3	MSc in MIS
Machine Learning for Data Analysis	3	MSc in MIS